Personalised support to help you plan your swimming pool project

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Building a swimming pool, renovating a pool or sorting out a problem can raise lots of questions. You don’t have to find all the answers on your own. You need personalised swimming pool support

What sort of pump do you need? Is the filter the right size? Can you fit a salt chlorinator? What sort of lighting is compatible with the pool? Is the problem with a piece of equipment or with the installation?

At Trypool, you have a team on hand to help you analyse the project, review the available information and assess which materials and equipment are most suitable.

Our aim is not to recommend the largest or most expensive product. We want to help you choose a solution that is compatible with the swimming pool and the rest of the facility.

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In what situations can we help you?

Our team can help you in three main situations:

Newly built swimming pools –

With a new swimming pool, we can assess the equipment before carrying out the entire installation.

This planning enables you to make the right choice:

The bomb.
The filter.
The water treatment system.
LED spotlights and strips.
The heat pump.
The switchboard.
Control and automation systems.
The accessories required for the glass.

Choosing these elements before the work is completed helps to ensure that the pipework, connections, wall penetrations, cabling and the utility room space are prepared correctly.

Reforms and modernisation

When carrying out a refurbishment, it is not always necessary to replace all the equipment.

Firstly, you need to check which components can be retained, which ones require maintenance, and which new products are compatible with the existing installation.

For example, before replacing a pump, it is advisable to check:

The flow rate required for the swimming pool.
The filter installed.
The diameter of the pipes.
Available connections.
The technical room.
The power supply.

If you wish to upgrade your lighting, you’ll also need to know the type of spotlight, the mounting system, the voltage, the wiring and the existing controller.

Taking these factors into account reduces the risk of buying a product that cannot subsequently be fitted correctly.

Operational and maintenance issues

When a swimming pool isn’t working properly, the equipment showing the problem isn’t always to blame.

Let’s imagine that the water is coming out of the impellers with little force. We might think that the pump is faulty, but it could also be that:

Dirt in the pump’s pre-filter.
A saturated filter.
An air inlet.
A misaligned valve.
A partially blocked pipe.
A problem with the pump impeller.
A problem with the connection between the pump and the filter.

For this reason, before replacing a piece of equipment, it is advisable to check the entire installation.

Our team can analyse the available information, help you identify which points need to be checked and assess possible solutions.

In some cases, it will be necessary for a professional to carry out measurements or checks directly at the swimming pool.

Filtration: the pump and filter must work together

The filtration system is one of the most important systems in a swimming pool.

The pump draws in the water and circulates it. The filter then traps most of the dirt before the water returns to the pool.

Both teams must work together effectively.

Choosing the right filter – Personalised swimming pool support

To select a filter, we need to know:

Pool volume.
Required flow rate.
Filtration rate.
Space available.
Type of installation.
Private, community or public use.
The filter medium to be used.

For private swimming pools, the following may be considered: Bunker V2 laminated polyester filter, available in different diameters to suit various flow rates.

When a compact solution is required, one option to consider is the Trycompact filtration unit, Ø330, which combines a pump and a filter in a single unit.

For larger-capacity facilities, such as large-scale communal, public or private swimming pools, it may be necessary to consider a Vulcano laminated polyester filter.

You can also browse the entire category of domestic swimming pool filters.

Choosing the pump

A pump should not be chosen solely on the basis of its horsepower.

You should also check:

Flow rate it can provide.
The height the water must rise above.
Distance to the swimming pool.
Pipe diameter.
Elbows and valves.
Filter capacity.
Teams added to the circuit.
Electricity consumption.
The need to regulate speed.

The available solutions include:

TRYPOWER self-priming pump, for circulation and filtration systems.
PSH Mini Pump, recommended when a compact format is required.
PSH ND.2 Pump, designed to facilitate the replacement of the previous PSH ND.1.
PSH Maxi Pump, for installations with higher flow requirements.
InverSmart variable-speed pump, which allows the system to be adapted to different requirements.
InverMaster variable-speed pump, designed for installations where regulation, efficiency and control are required.

A variable-speed pump can operate at different speeds. This makes it possible to reduce the speed when the maximum flow rate is not required and to increase it for specific operations.

Pre-assembled filtration units

When looking for a ready-made, compact solution, we can also consider a erected elevated stand.

This solution can be configured with a range of filters, pumps and control panels. The choice depends on the volume of the swimming pool and the equipment you wish to include.

Not sure which pump and filter combination you need? Send us your pool’s dimensions and details of the installation.

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Water treatment and analysis

Filtration removes dirt, but the water also needs a disinfection system.

To choose the right one, we need to know:

Pool volume.
Water temperature.
Sun exposure.
Number of bathers.
Daily filtration time.
Private or communal use.
Desired control type.

You can view all the available solutions at swimming pool water treatment.

Salt chlorinators

A salt-based chlorinator produces disinfectant from salt dissolved in water.

Depending on the project’s requirements, we can look into different types of equipment:

Aquark Ares Premium with pH, RX and Wi-Fi, with output ranging from 16 to 28 g/h depending on the model.
Aquark InverClear Ares, for treatment by saline electrolysis.
Aquark Crystal, available in various versions.
Hidrolife Sugar Valley, for projects that require automated processing.
Innowater SMC, available in various capacities.
Innowater SMC10 with pH and Redox, for small private swimming pools that require pH control and oxidising capacity.
Innowater SMC Industrial, for public swimming pools and large facilities.

The capacity of a chlorinator should not be chosen solely on the basis of its advertised maximum output. Temperature, solar radiation, usage and operating time are also factors.

pH and Redox Regulation

The correct pH level helps the chlorine to work effectively and reduces problems such as irritation, limescale and cloudy water.

The Redox control, also known as ORP, measures the oxidising capacity of the water. It does not provide a direct reading of free chlorine in ppm, but it can be used to control production or dosing.

When using liquid chlorine, one may consider a peristaltic pump for dosing and Redox control.

Water analysis

Before adjusting the treatment, it is necessary to take measurements.

The photometer FT10 enables the analysis of parameters such as:

pH.
Free chlorine.
Total chlorine.
Alkalinity.
Hardness.
Bromine.
Isocyanuric acid.

Other disinfection systems

Depending on the project, the following may also be considered:

Please send us details of the volume, usage and existing equipment so that we can assess which treatment system is best suited to your swimming pool.

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LED pool lighting – Personalised pool support

Lighting should not be chosen solely on the basis of the design or the output of the spotlight.

We should also be aware of:

Dimensions and shape of the glass.
Colour of the cladding.
Type of swimming pool.
Installation points.
Fastening system.
Voltage.
Transformer power.
Wired.
Controller type.
Desired visual outcome.

You can view the full range of swimming pool lighting.

Ultra-slim projectors

The TRYLED Ultra-Slim Epoxy Projector It is available in 18 W and 35 W, with cool white, warm white and two-wire RGB versions.

For stainless steel finishes, you may wish to consider the Ultra-slim Epoxy Stainless Steel Projector.

When an installation requires a threaded system, the following can be considered: Extra-flat Epoxy Threaded Projector.

There are also alternatives such as:

Mini projectors

Mini projectors can be used in:

Stairs.
Banks.
Spas.
Shallow areas.
Areas where more localised lighting is required.

Within this range, you can view the TRYLED Mini Epoxy Projector or the entire category of mini LED projectors.

Lighting for liners

With liner pools, it is necessary to use an installation system that secures the liner properly and helps to ensure the pool remains watertight.

The Liner kit for ultra-slim epoxy projector It includes all the necessary components for installing this model in swimming pools with a liner and a compatible wall-penetration fitting.

Maintenance and spare parts

To select the control system, you must check whether the projectors are white, two-wire RGB, four-wire RGB or use another protocol.

You can view the swimming pool lighting controllers.

When an installation needs to be repaired or completed, spare parts are available such as:

Concrete, liner or polyester? Tell us about your swimming pool and we’ll help you assess which projector and accessories are compatible.

STUDYING LIGHTING

Swimming pool climate control – Personalised support for swimming pools

To choose a heat pump, we need to know:

Pool volume.
Location.
Outside temperature.
Desired water temperature.
Months of use.
Existence of a roof.
Ample space and ventilation.
Electrical installation.
Distance to the plant room.

The available solutions include:

InverBoy heat pump, featuring Full Inverter technology and Wi-Fi control.
Mr. Perfect Pro heat pump, available in various sizes.

The figure in cubic metres is for guidance only. The final choice also depends on the climate, the season of use and heat loss.

ENQUIRY ABOUT AIR CONDITIONING

Renovations and spare parts – Personalised swimming pool support

An old installation does not always need to be completely replaced.

In many cases, you can:

Replace a part.
Replacing a seal.
Replacing a crossarm.
Fit a new trim panel.
Replacing a valve.
Replace a probe.
Replace a cell.
Update the driver.
Install a pump that is compatible with the existing connections.

You can view the general category of swimming pool spare parts.

Spare parts are organised by category:

Lighting.
Filtration.
Water treatment.
Electrical switchboards.
Air conditioning.
Cleaning.
Swimming pool equipment.

To find the right spare part, it is important to send a photograph of the product and its type plate.

A team behind every project – Personalised support for swimming pools

Trypool does more than just supply pumps, filters, chlorinators, spotlights and heat pumps.

Our team can help you to:

Look into new swimming pools.
Plan renovations.
Introduce new equipment.
Compare the options.
Check for compatibility.
Find spare parts.
To answer technical queries.
Select materials.

If you are an installer, a maintenance company, a distributor or a specialist retailer, please send us the project details.

If you’re a private individual, we can help you find a local dealer or professional.

Tell us about your project

Please send us any measurements, photographs, videos, plans or references you have. We have a team on hand to help you assess the most suitable solution.

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